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Old 11-23-2017, 08:41 AM
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I think I saw this on another Cadet sight once. How about a section with close-up photos of dealer decals? Doesn't have to be just the ones that IH seemed to ordain (only dealer info varied). Would be interesting to see how many machines from particular dealerships survived. I only have 2 Cadets that have decals, and neither is the IH style. I can get photos of each, anyone here willing to submit theirs? How about it Roland?
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Old 11-23-2017, 11:10 AM
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I think I saw this on another Cadet sight once. How about a section with close-up photos of dealer decals? Doesn't have to be just the ones that IH seemed to ordain (only dealer info varied). Would be interesting to see how many machines from particular dealerships survived. I only have 2 Cadets that have decals, and neither is the IH style. I can get photos of each, anyone here willing to submit theirs? How about it Roland?
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I have several... I will have to snap a few shots and send them in.. Sounds interesting.. I'd like to see how many different ones we could come up with.
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I've had a few Cub's over the year's that have had dealer decals on them but i don't think any of my current tractors have them. The 1811 i had a while back had a decal for the dealer that was about a mile from my parent's.
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That was Geezer William Deturik that has the page with all the decals on the old forum maybe some one has an archive of them
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Just go ahead and start it in "General Talk". I'm sure others will join in and then we can ask Roland to tag it as a 'sticky'.
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This may help!

http://maplehunterdecalstexas.com/pe...hipdecals.aspx
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Here's the one on my all original CCC built 982 (986):

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Here's the one on my all original CCC built 982 (986):

Where is it located that it's black? Lower dash?
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